Sweet, does it just wrap the process of finding the package in the archive and installing it?

Ran into this bug in vagrant and only currently proposed solution is to downgrade Ruby but before I updated last night I cleared my pacman cache so I don’t have an older version to fallback to

Why wouldn’t you use the archive?

There’s an archive?

archive.archlinux.org

tight, had no idea this existed. thanks 🙏

Is there a greppable metadata file?

Or do I just have to dig

oh it’s alphabetical, my bad

https://archive.archlinux.org/packages/r/ruby/

Yep

you can do pacman -U https://…package.tar.zst too, in case you didn’t know

🤯 no idea I could do that either

wtf apparently I’ve done this exact thing before with the vagrant package
I have no memory of ever learning to do this before today

there’s also a package called downgrade in AUR

Sweet, does it just wrap the process of finding the package in the archive and installing it?

yes

Nice, I’ll check it out

Thx both, back up and running now

Anyone try using samba with apparmor? I get denied logs like
AVC apparmor=”DENIED” operation=”open” profile=”samba-dcerpcd” name=”/var/cache/samba/names.tdb” and cannot continue.
(I have gotten so many denied logs other than this)

Do you use zram on Arch? I use Fedora on my laptop along Arch on my desktop and Fedora has zram out of the box, what do you think about it?

i have got a better experience with zram than with swap (only), so its worth it for me

what is the modern way to get notifications from logs or cron jobs. Is it local mail like postfix? Or is it better way?

Hello, I want to run a script whenever I connect a bluetooth keyboard.

Here is /etc/udev/rules.d/10-local.rules

SUBSYSTEM==”input”, ACTION==”add”, ATTRS{address}==”cf:57:78:7e:88:32″, RUN+=”/etc/udev/refresh-kbd.sh”

Here is /etc/udev/refresh-kbd.sh

#!/usr/bin/env sh

xkbcomp ~/.config/xkb/config “$DISPLAY”

## Start cursor movement after 250ms and at 45 lines per second
xset r rate 250 45

This doesn’t work, what did I do wrong?

P.S. Can I do this for any keyboard I connect, not just the one with specific MAC address?

Did you make sure, the script is executable?
I wouldn’t be so sure that the environmentvariable DISPLAY will be set inside this script, try adding a logging element and check whether the script will be executed at all.

Yes, it is executable.

I tried commenting out that line, but xset doesn’t work either

xset also relies on the DISPLAY environment variable, try some command that will most certainly work independent from the environment.

echo “log” >/tmp/testfile
Tried this. doesn’t work

Did you try explicitly reloading the rules with?:
udevadm control –reload
udevadm trigger
You could try leaving out the address attribute in the rule.

Removing address attribute complete did indeed helped, thank you.

How can I now use these two commands in there? Seems like they still don’t work

xkbcomp ~/.config/xkb/config “$DISPLAY”
xset r rate 250 45

You have to know, for which DISPLAY you want to run this script. So you have to set the DISPLAY variable at the beginning of the script. You could either hardcode it to “:0” as this will always be the DISPLAY if only one of them ever existed (which should be the case for a one-user computer). Or you can check /tmp/.X11-unix for a list of open displays and repeat the commands in a loop for all of them.

Guys, i have a problem: no menubars in apps on gnome. But menubar is visible for another user or in other wm/de. How to fix?

I thought it was because of extentions, but i’ve disabled all of them and there is no menubar too

apply the standard Adwaita theme

Changed. Didn’t work(

have you restarted your shell after disabling the extensions?